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programmer in German

programmer in German is Programmierer, Programmiererin, Programmiergerät — programmer means someone who writes computer software.

programmer in German

Programmierer
noun
(computing) One who writes computer programs.
Programmiererin
noun
(computing) One who writes computer programs.
Programmiergerät
noun
A device that installs or controls a software program in some other machine.

What does "programmer" mean?

  1. noun Someone who writes computer software.
    "She works as a programmer for a fintech startup."
  2. noun Someone who decides what shows or songs a TV or radio station will air.
    "So if there is a real shortage of training material and opportunities for radio programmers, then let's write some."
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programmer in a sentence

  • She works as a programmer for a fintech startup.
  • So if there is a real shortage of training material and opportunities for radio programmers, then let's write some.
  • The handful of never-ending summer classics annually activated by rock-radio programmers.

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What is "programmer" in German?
"programmer" in German is Programmierer, Programmiererin, Programmiergerät. programmer means: Someone who writes computer software.
How do you use "programmer" in a sentence?
Example: "She works as a programmer for a fintech startup." In German, "programmer" is Programmierer, Programmiererin, Programmiergerät.
Are there other ways to say "programmer" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "programmer": Programmierer, Programmiererin, Programmiergerät.
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